Latest about Ivan Toney
‘If coming here has damaged my England chances, I can’t really change that. All I can do is play well. If I was to get back involved, then I’m ready for it’: Three Lions star targeting international return despite being frozen out of national team
EXCLUSIVE England players are sometimes forgotten when they move away from the Premier League, but one star plying his trade abroad is targeting a return to the national team
‘Arsenal? Manchester United? I never get involved in transfer windows – I let my people take charge of things. If something is meant to be, it will fall into place’: Ivan Toney discusses his motivation for joining the Saudi Pro League
Ivan Toney swapped Brentford for Saudi Arabia in the summer, a move that took many by surprise
Tottenham looking to replace Dominic Solanke, after just six months: report
Tottenham Hotspur spent around £60m on Dominic Solanke from Bournemouth in the summer - but are already chasing an upgrade
Players with unusual penalty techniques
A look at the players who employed unusual techniques from the penalty spot...
‘If I thought I was out of contention for the England squad, I’d tell you, but I don’t. If moving to Saudi Arabia has damaged my chances though, I can’t really change that’: FourFourTwo hear from Ivan Toney in Jeddah
Former Brentford striker Ivan Toney gave a rare interview to the media, ahead of Al Ahli’s derby clash with Al Ittihad
Why Raheem Sterling, Jadon Sancho and Ivan Toney DON'T have to complete moves before transfer deadline
The Premier League deadline may not spell an end to Raheem Sterling, Jadon Sancho and Ivan Toney in their respective searches for new clubs
Chelsea to move for young striker as shock alternative to Ivan Toney: report
With Ivan Toney and Victor Osimhen both set to head to Saudi Arabia, Chelsea could be forced to look elsewhere for a new forward
The Collapse of the Saudi Pro League? Why so many big names are rejecting a big pay-day in Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Pro League is repeatedly linked with big name players in or near their prime, but very few are actually going
